opponent is pretty standard TAG

Hand #37040851-66750 at Schenectady (No Limit Hold'em)
Started at 25/Dec/06 02:58:15

SuicideAces is at seat 0 with $21.40.
kthnxbye is at seat 1 with $50.
martinblank is at seat 2 with $49.20.
quietspeaker is at seat 3 with $9.40.
pokerevolver is at seat 4 with $80.35.
misterkappl is at seat 5 with $46.80.
The button is at seat 5.

SuicideAces posts the small blind of $.25.
kthnxbye posts the big blind of $.50.

SuicideAces: -- --
kthnxbye: -- --
martinblank:
quietspeaker: -- --
pokerevolver: -- --
misterkappl: -- --

Pre-flop:

martinblank raises to $2.50. quietspeaker folds.
pokerevolver calls. misterkappl folds. SuicideAces
folds. kthnxbye folds.

Flop (board: ):

martinblank bets $4. pokerevolver raises to $12.
martinblank calls.

Turn (board: ):

martinblank checks. pokerevolver goes all-in for
$65.85. martinblank folds. pokerevolver is returned
$65.85 (uncalled).



Hand #37040851-66750 Summary:

$1.45 is raked from a pot of $29.75.
pokerevolver wins $28.30.


Reraise the flop? It seemed like either a set, 2 pair, or a bluff/semibluff. when the 5 came out, it seemed like I didnt beat much except maybe JJ 1010 J10? i felt like a jackass the way i played it though. would he really play a good hand like that? overbet push to make me think hes bluffing maybe? i had never seen him do it before.

I have to fold here. I dont beat enough hands. The overbet is fishy, but its not uncommon form my limited experience for a tag to do this once they put you on an overpair, which isnt hard from the flop call.

If you rereaise the flop, you basically have to reraise all in. Thats pretty much read dependent ie how strongly does this guy play his positional advantage.